wa8yxm wrote:
This is a true story:
UPS driver (deliver route driver not a semi) was delivering to an office building, instead of backing into the dock like a good little deliver driver he just pulls up in front of the buliding and runs inside.
Cop is writing him a ticket
I approach the officer and ask if he's writing the UPS driver a ticket, He is a bit hesitant but admits he is. I profess my pleasure at hearing that "GOOD, they need more of them" and he then gets much more chatty.. Seems he'd also written this same driver a speeding ticket about half a mile back.
UPS seems to think parking and traffic rules do not apply to them. It always makes me happy to see them reminded they do.
Now USPS. on the other hand.. Does enjoy some special rights road wise.
but... If you read the constitution, you will know why.
(The constitution gives the government the right to build POSTAL roads. thus all the roads are technically property of the post office)
Well said, except, I don't think the fuel stations, driveway, and parking lots at Loves or Flying J, or any fuel station for that matter, are property of the U.S. Gov't or even the State? Now granted, if they don't pay their taxes they'll loose their property, that we all agree, but in "name" these stores and their driveways, roads, and parking lots are private property, not federal or state owned. Thus, even the U.S. mail truck drivers need to be considerate of others.